Last Updated on March 6, 2025
Sometimes, seeing inside tax sale properties is impossible, leaving you in the dark about their condition. This uncertainty can make your investment risky and hinder your ability to create an accurate maximum bid at a tax sale. In our experience, skipping this step is a recipe for disaster.
Why Inspecting Inside Tax Sale Properties Matters
When you invest in a tax deed, knowing the property’s condition is critical. Without understanding the interior’s state, you risk encountering unforeseen expenses, like structural repairs or hidden damages. This is why our rule is simple: never bid without doing everything possible to inspect the property.
A Toolbox for Tax Deed Success
Imagine having tools in your arsenal to gain insight into a property without stepping inside. In today’s video, Josh shares a powerful tool—his “hammer” for tax deed research. It’s not just about peeking through windows but leveraging creative methods to assess a property’s true condition.
How to Minimize Risk
While we strive to inspect the inside tax sale properties thoroughly, sometimes access is limited. In such cases:
- Research Property Records: Check for permits, renovations, or issues flagged by the city.
- Talk to Neighbors: They often know more than you’d think about a property’s history.
- Use Creative Angles: Peeking through windows, observing the roofline, and inspecting the yard can reveal hidden details.
Learn Josh’s Inside Tax Sale Properties Trick
Josh recently evaluated a seemingly perfect property. From the outside, everything looked fine, but his approach uncovered crucial flaws that saved us from overbidding. This is a lesson every tax deed investor needs in their toolbox.
Watch the video now and add this invaluable strategy to your investment playbook.
PS: We’ve got a really great week coming up soon, and i’ll explain it next week, but for YOU, it means A LOT OF great content heading your way, so stay tuned 🙂
